Stereo pictures for professionals full screen complex

The eyes, as organs that operate almost all the time a person is awake, are subjected to constant stress, which affects their well-being and health. Today, ophthalmologists and therapists offer different ways of training and strengthening visual skills, flexibility and strength of the eye muscles, such as gymnastics for the eyes or viewing stereo pictures - special images with content hidden at first glance.

Viewing stereoscopic images has its own rules and limitations, training of vision with their help depends on the health of a person's eyes, his attentiveness, and also on experience in this matter. There are stereo images for beginners, advanced users, and professionals. The latter, as a rule, are asked to find a complex three-dimensional image located on the entire screen of a computer monitor or other media device that broadcasts images in high resolution.

Stereo pictures for professionals

Stereo pictures are flat images in the form of repeating points, volumetric figures or objects, inside which a 3D drawing is hidden. Viewing stereo pictures under a certain focus makes it possible to see a three-dimensional image inside the main picture.

How vision is trained

Human eyes have stereoscopic vision, but only a small percentage of people can use it with ease. It takes a little time and training to see the 3D image. There are 2 ways of finding a stereo picture, which are presented in the table.

Method of finding	Description
Parallel	The picture is placed at eye level. Vision focuses not on one, but on different points of the picture. This allows the eyes to simultaneously look at two different objects placed parallel to each other. There is a feeling that you are looking through the image.
Cross	When viewing the image, both eyes focus on a point between the eyes - on the bridge of the nose. As a result, the two images are superimposed on each other.

Benefits of stereo images for the eyes

Oculists recommend using stereo images on a daily basis to train the eye muscles.

These pictures have a number of advantages:

• improve visual acuity;
• normalize blood circulation and intraocular pressure;
• relax the eye muscles;
• form a clear perception of form, volume and space.

A workout with stereo images can take from 5 to 20 minutes a day, depending on the level of difficulty. It is suitable as a prophylaxis to strengthen vision, but stereo pictures do not help to completely recover from eye diseases. If the first symptoms of visual impairment occur, you should consult an optometrist for treatment.

How to look at pictures correctly

Few are able to immediately recognize what is shown on the stereo picture. To achieve the goal, it is important to be able to defocus the gaze and concentrate on the image itself.

There are 3 basic methods that allow you to find three-dimensional drawings inside a picture:

• viewing the image from afar;
• zoom in on the image;
• focusing from a close point.

Looking from afar

To find the encoded 3D picture, the stereo picture is placed 20–25 cm away from you. Vision is focused in the center of the image, and then the eyes are relaxed. The illustration must be looked at before a clear volumetric image appears. This technique is suitable for beginners.

Zoom in on the image

To see three-dimensional figures in a stereo image, you can zoom in on the image to yourself.

This process is performed in several stages:

1. place the picture 20-30 cm from the eyes;
2. slowly bring the image to your eyes and touch the tip of your nose;
3. focus vision in a central point;
4. gradually move the picture away from you until your eyes relax.

At the end, a three-dimensional figure will appear. This method can be used by both beginners and professionals.

Close-up focusing

When focusing, the stereo image is positioned approximately 10 cm from the face. The gaze focuses on the picture, after which the eye muscles relax, and the person begins to look as if through the image.

This technique requires more effort than the previous ones, but it allows you to see a clear 3D image. It is used after mastering the first two methods. Suitable for people with trained eye apparatus.

Full-screen stereo images for professionals are popular. Examples of such works can be seen below.

Animated pictures

Unlike other types of images, animation is hidden in moving stereoscopic images. When finding a three-dimensional pattern, it is important to distinguish a moving object from a stationary one. A couple of examples of animated stereo images are presented.

When bringing up and focusing, the encoded image is saved until vision is defocused.

Volumetric 3D stereo pictures

Volumetric stereo pictures are also called stereograms. They are pictures, upon examination of which a three-dimensional image appears. When working with a stereogram, you first see different objects in the picture, and after focusing, these signs are combined into one 3D picture.

For the best understanding of stereograms, a few examples are given below.

Volumetric 3D stereo images for professionals are best viewed by moving the image away from you, and leaving them open in full screen. The principle of operation is the opposite of the method of stereoscopic picture approximation. After the 3D image is close to yourself and the vision is focused at one point, you need to slowly move away the drawing until you find the volumetric figure.

Complex stereo pictures with answers and secrets

Full screen stereo images for professionals have a simple mechanism and can be used to train at any age. There are no special secrets in finding volumetric images.

In any stereo image, a three-dimensional image is hidden, divided into two parts and hidden behind an abstract and repeating background. To see the encrypted object, you need to direct your gaze to the nose, or look at the center of the image for 20-30 seconds without taking your eyes off.

If you have difficulty viewing an image through a phone or computer screen, you can buy a paper stereo picture or print it on a printer. This will help your eyes not to strain while exercising.

A couple of complex stereo pictures with tips are presented below.

Full-screen stereo pictures for professionals are easy to find if you constantly practice and know the rules for finding them.

4K stereo pictures

4K stereo images mean high-resolution images that will correspond to 4000 pixels horizontally. Such pictures are much larger in size compared to conventional stereo pictures. Otherwise, they are no different from other volumetric images.

Warning

Stereo images by themselves are not harmful to health, however, exercising with the help of stereo images through the screens of a computer or phone, it is important to adhere to the following rules:

• view stereo images for no more than 5-10 minutes a day;
• do not strain your eyes and torso while viewing illustrations;
• if possible, limit training while sitting at a computer or smartphone, or replace electronic stereo images with paper pictures.

Staying behind the device for a long time can overstrain the muscles and nerve endings in the eyes, which will cause discomfort in the form of redness, dryness and fatigue.

Stereo pictures are actively developed for people with different levels of training, including professionals. They improve visual acuity and train spatial perception. When downloading stereo images to your phone, it is important to expand them to full screen in order to better see what is encrypted.

Author: Ekaterina2103-1

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